Well, now we know what happened to this other Disney + Muppets show

Just a few weeks ago, there were none, but two new series featuring the Muppets in Disney + works – a somewhat confusing development. In addition to a scripted series produced and written by frozenJosh Gad (Snowman), whom we first heard about in 2018, the streaming platform had commissioned an unwritten short series called Muppets now. This series, described as a variety show in the vein of classical The muppet show, continues to advance and should be premiered on Disney + in 2020. But what about other The Muppets series, produced by frozen snowman? Deadline has officially revealed his fate: it's dead, everyone. Specifically, the cause of death is listed as a "discrepancy between the creative vision of the editorial team and that of the top officers of the studio Muppet, owned by Disney."

Muppets series of Gad, which he co-produces with Once upon a time creators Adam Horowitz and Eddy Kitsis, no longer at Disney +. The series, titled The Muppets live another day (walking on the toes of James Bond, these naughty), would have picked up where The Muppets take Manhattan Kermit reunited with his Muppets friends to look for Rowlf (the dog), gone. Honestly, it's probably for the better because two shows featuring the Muppets could baffle the viewers, especially since Disney + addresses mainly to families. And as recent history has taught us, it is not easy to revive the Muppets, despite their relatively simple biology, which is mainly made of felt, hopes and dreams.